17 jun 2020 08:18:09
Covid-19 and Foreign military occupation.
17 Jun 2020 08:20:32
The corporate definition of "PERSON" seems to be different to the original meaning.
The corporate definition of "PERSON" seems to be different to the original meaning.
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17 Jun 2020 08:21:11
Hello, are you [Birth Certificated Person]?
Hello, are you [Birth Certificated Person]?
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17 Jun 2020 11:42:34
I'm guessing this is how the privileged walk away from their 'debts', without loss of their 'assets'?
So, for instance, if questioned about my name and address, I could claim to have used that name and used that address? Referring to Maritime Law and Common Law, could you ask what law you are being tried under in a Court?
If we are all lost at sea, what legal status does a stowaway have? I have always believed that UK law only exists to protect property but technically we are property. Fascinating.
Ps I can't wait to tell a Police Officer he's just an auditor. 😃.
I'm guessing this is how the privileged walk away from their 'debts', without loss of their 'assets'?
So, for instance, if questioned about my name and address, I could claim to have used that name and used that address? Referring to Maritime Law and Common Law, could you ask what law you are being tried under in a Court?
If we are all lost at sea, what legal status does a stowaway have? I have always believed that UK law only exists to protect property but technically we are property. Fascinating.
Ps I can't wait to tell a Police Officer he's just an auditor. 😃.
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17 Jun 2020 12:02:52
Is there any research on the legal term practice? It strikes me there are a number of professions that are allowed to practice - Lawyer, Doctor, Dentist, Vet. I think the definition is to repeat something over and over, to get better. Does this give them better legal protection for 'mal-practrice' claims? The laws of the land are written purposely, in an attempt to confuse the common man.
Is there any research on the legal term practice? It strikes me there are a number of professions that are allowed to practice - Lawyer, Doctor, Dentist, Vet. I think the definition is to repeat something over and over, to get better. Does this give them better legal protection for 'mal-practrice' claims? The laws of the land are written purposely, in an attempt to confuse the common man.
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17 Jun 2020 13:49:40
A lawyer can be sued for professional negligence; a doctor can be sued for breach of duty of care, so can a dentist and a vet. The law doesn't protect those that work under it. Plenty of lawyers are struck off in the industry by the SRA, governing body, also shuts firms down for illegal practices in addition. Trust me when I say this, if the SRA has an opportunity to nail someone they do not hesitate that's for sure. ðŸ‘ðŸ».
A lawyer can be sued for professional negligence; a doctor can be sued for breach of duty of care, so can a dentist and a vet. The law doesn't protect those that work under it. Plenty of lawyers are struck off in the industry by the SRA, governing body, also shuts firms down for illegal practices in addition. Trust me when I say this, if the SRA has an opportunity to nail someone they do not hesitate that's for sure. ðŸ‘ðŸ».
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